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How incomes will change in Greece in 2027: What employees, the self-employed and debtors can expect

Pension increases, higher wages, lower social security contributions and relief for debtors are among the measures set to affect millions of people next year, although the self-employed face higher costs

Up to five chances to halve tax fines: How audit cases are closed by accepting the findings

Taxpayers can cut tax audit fines by 25% to 50% by accepting the principal debt at one of four successive stages, with the discount shrinking the longer the case drags on. Paying 25% upfront within three days secures the reduction

Prime Minister unveils €2.2 billion tax relief package for businesses at Thessaloniki fair

The measures also include zero tax for farmers earning up to €20,000, scrapped business fees for firms outside Attica, cheaper loans for small businesses, and a new 15 percent levy on high earning senior executives

Mitsotakis unveils pension, wage and tax package at Thessaloniki International Fair

New details also reveal a child savings scheme worth up to 60,000 euros by age 18, zero tax for a three-child family on 20,000 euros, and higher allowances for large families backdated to 2026 births